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What happens if I run a test on two different machines and they report different scales (1 reports Mflops, the other Gflops)?

Hmmm good question. At this point there is no support in the merge results functionality for converting result formats..... Though you could just turn all md-gromacs results into mflops or gflops in the results parser and then just have them all be the same. I haven't run into a test yet aside from this where there have been two different scales, but always convert back to one.

I think for the moment I'll just convert everything to Gflops in the parser and see what happens.
I've managed to clean up the output, and I haven't had the parser fail on me yet, so I think that bug is fixed.

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-[no]h bool no Print help info and quit
-nice int 19 Set the nicelevel
-deffnm string Set the default filename for all file options
-[no]xvgr bool yes Add specific codes (legends etc.) in the output
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-np int 1 Number of nodes, must be the same as used for
grompp
-nt int 1 Number of threads to start on each node
-[no]v bool no Be loud and noisy
-[no]compact bool yes Write a compact log file
-[no]sepdvdl bool no Write separate V and dVdl terms for each
interaction type and node to the log file(s)
-[no]multi bool no Do multiple simulations in parallel (only with
-np > 1)
-replex int 0 Attempt replica exchange every # steps
-reseed int -1 Seed for replica exchange, -1 is generate a seed
-[no]glas bool no Do glass simulation with special long range
corrections
-[no]ionize bool no Do a simulation including the effect of an X-Ray
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-[no]v bool no Be loud and noisy
-time real -1 Take frame at or first after this time.
-np int 1 Generate statusfile for # nodes
-[no]shuffle bool no Shuffle molecules over nodes
-[no]sort bool no Sort molecules according to X coordinate
-[no]rmvsbds bool yes Remove constant bonded interactions with virtual
sites
-load string Releative load capacity of each node on a
parallel machine. Be sure to use quotes around
the string, which should contain a number for
each node
-maxwarn int 10 Number of warnings after which input processing
stops
-[no]check14 bool no Remove 1-4 interactions without Van der Waals
-[no]zero bool no Set parameters for bonded interactions without
defaults to zero instead of generating an error
-[no]renum bool yes Renumber atomtypes and minimize number of
atomtypes